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Gatewood Galbraith visits Lindsey Wilson campus


2011-04-07 - Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC photo.
Gubernatorial ticket in Columbia, KY: Lindsey Wilson College student Steven Harris of Lexington, KY, center, welcomes Kentucky gubernatorial candidate Gatewood Galbraith left and his running mate, Dea Riley, on Wednesday evening to the college's A.P. White Campus. Galbraith and Riley, who are running as independent candidates this year, held a forum in the college's Robert D. Cranmer Dining & Conference Center. All declared candidates for public office may hold a forum at LWC by contacting the college at info@lindsey.edu.


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Grandmother makes quilt of Darren Ballou T-shirts


2011-04-06 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Anna L. Ballou.
Keepsake Quilt "I wanted to save my son, Darren Ballou's, old basketball T-shirts. So I had his eighty year old grandmother, Cressie Antle make them into a keepsake quilt of which we are very proud of the finished product.Thanks," writes Anna L Ballou. Darren Ballou was a First Team All State Basketball Team member and is now sophomore at Lindsey Wilson College.


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Free puppies to good homes


2011-04-06 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Amanda Firkins.
Four puppies free to good home(s). We have 4 puppies free to a good home if anyone would be intersted, 3 of them are males and 1 female, all males are black and white and the female is solid black. They have just turned 6 weeks old. They are mixed breeds and for more information, contact Amanda or Roger Firkins at (270) 378-4739 or email at rafirkins@yahoo.com Thanks


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Greyhound Bus Station, Huntington, WV


2011-04-06 - Huntington, WV - Photo by Pen.
There have been a number of stories about the history of the Greyhound Bus in Columbia. The bus stations here were never so grand as this one in Huntington, WV, though there was a grand one in Cave City, even bigger than the one above.Pen took this photo just a few weeks ago in Huntington, WV. If anyone has photos of Greyhound Stations in this area,we hope they share them with our readers.


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Scenic Adair Co., KY: Downtown Redbuds in bloom


2011-04-06 - 300 Quadrant, Public Square, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Redbuds planted a few years ago and new Welcome banners are brightening downtown Columbia this week. Increasing numbers of redbuds are seen each spring thanks to special plantings and redbud giveaways. There will be another one, with a very limited number of seedlings, at 10amCT, Friday, April 8, 2011, at the Chamber Building, 201 Burkesville ST, Columbia, KY. This photo was taken Wednesday morning, April 6, 2011, in midmorning. By the way, B.J. Fudge says he's tried it, that sprinkling redbud flower petals on one's salad it much beter.


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Chairman of the Bear Board will investigate latest reports


2011-04-06 - Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Gary Coomer the founding and only dean of the Adair County Blue Ribbon Bear Board, has agreed to help authenticate the reports by Billy Joe Fudge, et al, about a black bear in the Crocus Creek, Burns Creek, and Powell Creek area of District 3 of Adair County. Dean Coomer took a break from his job the Lindsey Wilson Plant & Maintenance Department, which is facing the task of completing the new School of Professional Counseling and School of Nursing Building in the foreground behind Mr. Coomer, by the beginning of the Fall 2011 term. To get around the sprawling urban campus, he and others in the department often use golf carts such as the one he's pictured with above.


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Campbellsville, KCTSC sign transfer pact


2011-04-06 - Photo by Katie Johnson. CU photo. Campbellsville University and KCTCS signed a multi-program transfer agreement on April 5, 2011. Signing the agreement are Dr. Michael McCall, center, president of KCTCS, and Dr. Michael V. Carter, right, president of Campbellsville University. Dr. Robert King, left, president of the Council on Postsecondary Education, was also present for the signing.

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